Perfecting the Chaos Star Formation

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Yuan Tian gave up researching where the Celestial Stars in his Consciousness Sea had come from and instead studied what benefits they could bring him. If they brought no benefit and only harm, then even at the cost of grievous injuries, Yuan Tian would destroy them. Yet with his extraordinarily keen instincts, he felt that the Celestial Stars in his Consciousness Sea should do him no harm. This was the premonition of a powerhouse.

As for Yuan Tian's research, it was simple enough. He could first make hypotheses, then test them one by one. This sort of thing was a matter of numbers—the more experiments he conducted, the more data he obtained, and naturally, the more conclusions he could draw. That was all there was to it.

In truth, that was exactly what Yuan Tian did. Wasn't there a saying? "A man must be ruthless toward himself." Or something like that.

So Yuan Tian became ruthless toward himself—perhaps a little too ruthless. A single round of experiments lasted hundreds of thousands of years. From that perspective, Yuan Tian truly had the makings of a scientist.

Though he had spent rather too much time, it had not been wasted. Yuan Tian had ultimately gained some results.

First, Yuan Tian discovered that every star within his Consciousness Sea contained a thread of divided consciousness, some large and some small, but that divided consciousness absolutely did not belong to him. By Yuan Tian's own estimation, it should be related to the stars outside. However, he had yet to figure out what exactly was going on. He also did not know what purpose the divided consciousness within those stars served, nor what effects it would have on him. All of this still required